Deers Leap, Court Lane, Offenham, WR11 8RP
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Tucked away at the very end of a quiet no-through lane, with nothing but open farmland beyond the garden, Deers Leap is the kind of home that's increasingly hard to find. This detached bungalow sits on a large plot in the sought-after village of Offenham, with approximately 2,928 sq ft of accommodation including the garage and loft conversion. It offers generous single-storey living, valuable extra space in the converted loft and a lovely garden with genuine scope for the future. A home built around the fireside The heart of the house is a welcoming sitting room with a double-sided log burner, the perfect spot on a winter's evening. It opens through to the dining room, where the other side of...
Tucked away at the very end of a quiet no-through lane, with nothing but open farmland beyond the garden, Deers Leap is the kind of home that's increasingly hard to find. This detached bungalow sits on a large plot in the sought-after village of Offenham, with approximately 2,928 sq ft of accommodation including the garage and loft conversion. It offers generous single-storey living, valuable extra space in the converted loft and a lovely garden with genuine scope for the future.
A home built around the fireside
The heart of the house is a welcoming sitting room with a double-sided log burner, the perfect spot on a winter's evening. It opens through to the dining room, where the other side of the log burner warms the room and creates a lovely flow for family meals and entertaining. The kitchen/breakfast room is the sociable hub of everyday life, with a separate utility room alongside to keep the practical side out of the kitchen.
Then there's the conservatory. At more than 7.6m long, it brings the garden and the countryside views right into the house, giving you a bright, year-round space to sit back and watch the seasons change across the fields.
Space that adapts to you
There are three bedrooms, a shower room and a separate WC. A fourth bedroom, currently used as a sun room and games room of more than 6m, has its own adjoining shower room. That gives it real versatility. It could be a self-contained guest suite, a teenage den, a home office, or the starting point for an annexe for a relative wanting to stay close but keep their independence.
Stairs lead up to the converted loft, which adds yet more flexibility. Its rooms make ideal hobby space, a quiet home office or occasional guest space, and there's a walk-in attic and eaves storage besides. Few bungalows offer this much room to grow.
Outside, where Deers Leap really comes into its own
A gravel driveway sweeps up to the house, with parking for several cars and access to the garage. The gardens are mostly lawn and wrap around a patio, decking and a pergola, ready-made for long summer lunches and evenings outdoors. There's a garden shed too, and all of it is set against an uninterrupted backdrop of open farmland.
For buyers with ambition, the size of the plot opens up exciting possibilities to extend, reconfigure or develop, subject to the necessary consents. Whether you're looking for a peaceful forever home, space for multi-generational living or a project with real potential, Deers Leap offers the rare combination of privacy, flexibility and room to breathe.
Offenham
Offenham is a large and picturesque rural village in the Wychavon district of Worcestershire, around three miles east of Evesham in the heart of the fertile Vale of Evesham. The River Avon flows right through the village, giving Offenham a genuinely scenic riverside setting. Offenham was named Calor Worcestershire Village of the Year in 2004, recognition of the strong community spirit that still defines the village today.
The village began as a monastic grange and medieval deer park, created by the Benedictine Abbots of Evesham Abbey in the 13th century. Today, community life centres on the village hall, the church and two much-loved riverside pubs: the historic Bridge Inn & Ferry, a traditional freehouse dating back to the 1700s with its own moorings, and the Fish & Anchor, a 17th-century inn on the river.
Day to day, there's a village shop and a micro-brewery, and the fuller range of shops, schools and rail connections in Evesham is just a few minutes' drive away. Altogether, Offenham offers a rare combination of riverside charm, historic character and a strong community feel.
Location
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